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mrZot commented6y ago

Hey! They have a really good color!!! They look healthy and without deficiencies or excesses, not like my current grow!! I would also say that they are in vegetative stage (18 hours of light) and not in flowering, to be honest! Unless you're doing something more gradual from 18 to 16, then 14, and finally 12-12. It would also be good to see what nutrients you use!!! Another question is whether planting several plants in the same pot is advisable!! In my experience, it's not the most optimal! Good luck and keep it up!!!

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Haqq828 commented6y ago

@mrZot, Do not believe things that you see on google. Big gallon containers are the most similar thing to the natural outside ground. Even if roots do cross, as long as there is enough space they cross and just keep going. Plenty of plants outside are close together. It also saves plenty of room and buys you enough space for a few more plants. I use Cal Mag plus included in my foliar spray along with other ingredients that I have added. I'm also only doing 7/17. There is no drop in yield because plants get all the light they need in 6 hrs to produce. So the more darkness the better.... I will keep you updated.

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mrZot commented6y ago

@Haqq828, Very interesting! I might give it a try!! Do you use 7 hours of light and 17 of darkness? In vegetation and then 12/12 for flowering?

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Haqq828 commented6y ago

@mrZot, No I do 20/4 (20 hours of light 4 hrs dark in Veg) And I do 7/17 in flowering.(7 hours of light, 17 dark in flowering O and one more thing... I don't put anything in my soil. Don't worry about adjusting the ph or nothing. Foliar sprays supply nutrition 10 x faster through leaves so contaminating your soil is not good and for no reason. Just spray right before lights off.

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